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(01-18-2025, 04:43 PM)coachmcneil71 Wrote: I wasn't really speaking of power numbers, the opposite actually. In GABP the outfielders play deep for the most part. I think you would agree with me on that one. He's a contact hitter that tends to get streaky. I can see him hitting a lot of singles and doubles at home. 

As far as Chavez Ravine goes, let's take into account who's playing the most games and hitting in that park. Just the Dodgers and Padres lineups 1-15 are going to hit a shit ton of HRs in every park that they play in. Hence, with the power that is in that division alone, HR numbers should be elevated and particularly where the Dodgers play. 

I remember Atlanta and Riverfront being called launching pads . . . yeah, they are when most of your pitchers suck. Not so many HRs when the pitching improved.

Saw this on farcebook so I have no idea how accurate it is but since this is how you fantasy guys communicate these days, I'm guessing that these number probably mean something.